>For the first 2-3 months i would read it, then I figured out how to really use AI/code gen and the amount created was more than I could read

You serve no purpose here. The AI will soon be able to prompt itself, and it will be better at system design than you.

Good job at making yourself redundant.

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pranit1 4 hours ago | parent [-]

I think you will always need a button pusher. whether it is the CEO, the product manager or the developer themselves. You will need some sort of overseer who will take accountability of the system that is generated by the AI.

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jplusequalt 4 hours ago | parent [-]

>I think you will always need a button pusher.

Okay. Is that job going to provide a competitive salary, with good benefits? More importantly, is it going to be personally fulfilling?

Software developers who have adopted agentic coding are worse than class traitors. They are actively sabotaging the entire careers future viability, and have made me ashamed to think anyone in this industry was worthy of the title "engineer".

	▲	ragequittah 3 hours ago \| parent [-]
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